>This is stuff that could be implemented in any ipv4 stack in some days of work.
The sysadmins across the world, who had to deal with decades-old, never-updated devices facepalmed in unison.
At least the other comment agreed that "IPv4+" hosts will never be able to talk to IPv4 hosts.
>IPv6 is overengineered, thats the reason why it's not adopted after 30 years.
It is already adopted in many countries. Don't blame the protocol for your countrymen's incompetence.
>This is stuff that could be implemented in any ipv4 stack in some days of work.
The sysadmins across the world, who had to deal with decades-old, never-updated devices facepalmed in unison.
At least the other comment agreed that "IPv4+" hosts will never be able to talk to IPv4 hosts.
>IPv6 is overengineered, thats the reason why it's not adopted after 30 years.
It is already adopted in many countries. Don't blame the protocol for your countrymen's incompetence.